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Six assorted Royal Crown Derby cabinet and dessert plates comprising two Imari pattern 1128, diameter 22cm, a larger example, diameter 27cm, a Vine Cobalt example, diameter 26cm and two frilled edge Royal Pinxton Roses pattern plates, diameter 26cm (both marked as seconds)

Royal Crown Derby - a Royal Pinxton Roses cup and saucer, a pair of Garnet plates, etc

A modern Royal Worcester part dinner service, ‘Royal Garden’ pattern; a Royal Crown Derby part tea and dessert service, ‘Royal Pinxton Roses’ pattern, a small collection of modern drinking glass and a pair of Imari plates, 30.5cm diameter

A Royal Crown Derby "Royal Pinxton Roses" pattern Coffee Can and Saucer, a Derby Posies pattern cup and saucer and various others.

A Royal Crown Derby Olde Avesbury pattern pedestal fruit bowl, second quality; a Pinxton Roses fluted circular plate; a Red Aves plate; others (6)

A small collection of Pinxton porcelain comprising six tea bowls and covers transfer decorated with classical scenes, a similar circular bowl, and a 19th century transfer decorated jug.

FIVE CERAMICS REFERENCE WORKS, comprising Bradley`s Ceramics of Derbyshire and four other works on Derby and Pinxton porcelain

A shelf including a quantity of Booths FloraDora pattern dinner and teawares, and Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Roses teaware

Royal Crown Derby Eight Piece 'Royal Pinxton Roses' Dessert Set

A PINXTON TRIO, PATTERN 218 painted in sepia and green with a landscape, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14cm diam, 218 in puce, c1800 Minor wear to the gilding on the rim of the cup but in otherwise unusually fine condition

A Pinxton Porcelain Bute Shaped Teacup and Saucer, circa 1800, painted with landscape vignettes within gilt line borders, pattern no.218 See Sheppard (Barry) Pinxton Porcelain 1795-1813, pg.107 for a discussion of this pattern and the attribution of pieces to various artists including William Billingsley

A Pinxton Porcelain Sauce Tureen, Cover and Stand, circa 1800, with entwined scroll handles, painted in colours with Chantilly sprig within a border of stylised yellow flowers, pink leaves and gilt lines and with blue rims, stand 24cm wide See Gent (N D) The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, fig.210 for a similar shaped tureen

A Pinxton Porcelain Tea Bowl and Saucer, circa 1800, of wrythen fluted form, painted with the Red Sprigg pattern; and A Similar Cream Jug, of fluted bucket form painted with gilt sprigs, 7cm high (3) Both are variations on pattern no.1. See Gent (N D) The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, pg.49 for a similar tea bowl and saucer

A Pinxton Porcelain Teapot and Cover, circa 1800, of fluted oval form, painted and gilt with scattered sprigs within line borders and leaf and berry rims, teapot with painted pattern no.46, 15.5cm high; and A Matched Oval Teapot Stand, 18cm wide (3) See illustration See Gent (N D) The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, pg.56 for an identical teapot.

A Pinxton Porcelain Coffee Can, circa 1800, of fluted form, painted with a beaded border hung with gilt swags on a ground of scattered sprigs, pattern no.314 See illustration See Gent (N D) Pinxton Porcelain, pg.69

A Pinxton Porcelain Teacup and Saucer, circa 1800, painted with landscape vignettes within gilt line borders, pattern no.218 See illustration

A Pinxton Porcelain Cream Jug, circa 1810, of flattened baluster form, painted with one large and two small Chantilly sprigs within gilt line and meander borders, 14cm long See Gent (N D) Pinxton Porcelain, pg.101, fig.119

A Pinxton Porcelain Teacup and Saucer, circa 1800, of fluted form, painted in colours with spiggs within a beaded red border hung with gilt swags See Gent (N D) The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, pg.69 for examples of the same pattern no.314

A Pinxton Porcelain Dessert Dish, circa 1810, of lobed oval form, painted in the Imari palette with a central foliate panel on a ground of further foliage and shaped panels, pattern no.355, 25.5cm wide

A Pinxton type porcelain oval teapot, circa 1795, in Neo-classical style, gilded with anthemions alternating with stiff foliage, 15cm h , together with oval sugar bowl (2)

An unusual small Pinxton plate, circa 1795, painted with landscape, pattern number 218, 17 cm d

A Pinxton porcelain coffee can, circa 1799, painted with Chantilly sprigs, iron red rim border, together with another early 19th century porcelain coffee can, painted with black monochrome, scenic view, ring handle (2)

A Pinxton coffee can, c.1805, painted with a riverside view titled `In Nottingham`, a Flight & Barr Worcester cup painted with a view titled `On the River Dove, Derbyshire`, and a cup and saucer decorated with sepia landscapes within floral borders, restoration to the Flight cup, 14cm max. (4)

A pair of Pinxton plates and a cup and saucer, c.1800, decorated with pattern 218 of buildings beneath tall trees, a hairline to the cup, 19.8cm max. (4)

Two Pinxton heart-shaped dishes, c.1799-1805, each painted with a central panel, one with a river winding before buildings on its bank, the other with a farmer and his dog standing before hills and a lake, within plain gilt bands, crescent and star marks, one restored, 25.7cm.(2)

IMPORTANT 39 PIECE 1950`s ROYAL CROWN DERBY `Royal Pinxton Roses` pattern PART DINNER SERVICE made for the Royal Family of Iraq, each piece gilt with a crown and Arabic script under. Acquired by our vendors father in 1959, through the Crown Agents acting for the Government of Iraq EST 400-600

PINXTON PORCELAIN FROM THE DENNIS COLLECTION References cited in the text Bradley (H G), ed, Ceramics of Derbyshire 1750-1975, 1978 Gent (ND), The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, Pinxton 1996 John (WD), William Billingsley, Newport 1968 Sheppard (CB) Pinxton Porcelain 1795-1813 and the Porcelain of Mansfield and Brampton in Torksey, 1996 Exhibitions Derby Museum & Art Gallery, Exhibition of Pinxton Porcelain 1796-1813, 14 September-3 November 1996 Mansfield Museum, Art Gallery, Billingsley Mansfield, 1999 Morley College – see Bradley 61. A PINXTON TRIO, PATTERN 220 with pink and gilt bands, the rims and handles gilt, saucer 14cm diam, 220 in red, c1800 Localised wear to gilding on the coffee can and central gilt ring in the saucer. Gilding on rim of tea cup rubbed

A PINXTON TRIO, PATTERN 104 including a tea bowl, enamelled with a wide band of poppies, trailing flowers and polychrome sprigs, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14cm diam, saucer impressed I, c1800 Very slight wear to gilding only, a fine example

A PINXTON OVAL TEAPOT STAND, PATTERN 104 enamelled with a wide band of poppies, trailing leaves and polychrome sprigs, the rim gilt, 17.5cm w, impressed A, c1800 Exhibited: Morley College, 1976. Illustrated: Bradley, No 338. Slight stacking wear and minor wear to the gilding on the upturned rim

A PINXTON CREAM JUG, PATTERN 367 of swollen oval shape with prow lip, enamelled with an orange and light blue border of gilt seaweed and paterae, the rims and handle gilt, 10cm h, 367 in iron red, c1805 Illustrated: Gent, p77 and fig 164. Wear to gilding on the rim. A fine example

A PINXTON SUCRIER AND COVER, PATTERN 367 enamelled with an orange and light blue band of gilt seaweed and paterae, gilt ring handles and knop, 18cm w, 367 in red, c1805 Illustrated: Gent, p77. In fine condition

A PINXTON SLOP BASIN AND PLATE, PATTERN 367 enamelled with an orange and pale blue band of gilt seaweed and paterae, the rims gilt, 17 and 20.5cm diam, 367 in iron red, c1805 Bowl with wear to the gilding on the rim. Plate with slight stacking wear most noticeable on the central gilt ring, the gilding on the rim worn

A PINXTON STAND, PATTERN 330 the panelled imari border with cobalt, iron red, green and gilt reserves of stylised flowers and diaper, in shaped gilt rim, 19cm diam, c1800 Gilding around the central ring rubbed. Localised wear to the gilding around the rim

A PINXTON OVAL CREAM JUG, PATTERN 322 with a band of cobalt and iron red flowerheads in bright green guilloche ribbon on a pink band, a gilt star and two sprigs above, the rims and angular handle gilt, 11cm h, c1800 In particularly fine condition with one or two slight spots of wear on the gilt rims

A PINXTON TEAPOT, COVER AND STAND, PATTERN 312 enamelled in iron red and gilt with a wide band of scrolling foliage interspersed with stars, 15cm h, 312 in gilt, c1800 Teapot - gilding rubbed under the spout and around the rim of the spout. Stand with light stacking wear. Restoration to the cover where the knop has been re-attached

A PINXTON PLATE enamelled with three flower sprays, two including a prominent pink rose, in spirally fluted border and scalloped gilt rim, 23cm diam, H in red, c1800 Stabilised internal crack, possibly a firing crack in the cavetto, localised wear to the gilt rim

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN AND SAUCER, PATTERN 345 with a broad gilt band of scrolling foliage reserved with two oval yellow ground medallions painted in sepia monochrome with landscapes and divided by cobalt and gilt lozenges, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14.5cm diam, c1800 Can with slight wear to the gilding on the upper rim. Saucer with stacking wear to the gilding and also wear to the gilding round the rim

A PINXTON SLOP BASIN painted with two rectangular gilt framed polychrome landscapes, one with a couple admiring the prospect, the other with a rocky outcrop on a gilt seeded band of turquoise and gilt spots with red vertical lines, the rims gilt, 16 cm diam, impressed T, c1800 Minute pinhead sized graze on the inside of the rim, light wear to gilding only

A PINXTON SUCRIER AND COVER the sucrier painted to either side with a rectangular gilt framed landscape with a figure on a pony by a river, houses and ruins beyond or a church in a valley viewed from across a river, on a gilt seeded band of turquoise and gilt spots with red vertical lines, the conforming domed cover with pointed gilt knop, 13.5cm h, c1800 Illustrated: Gent, fig 168. A few light scratches and light wear to the gilding on the fixed ring handles and rims.

A PINXTON TEAPOT STAND painted with a central gilt square framed vignette of a winding riverside road and distant church spire, in gilt seeded border with turquoise and gilt spots with red vertical lines, the rims gilt, 17.5cm w, c1800 Several small spots of typical stacking wear, the gilding around the rim mostly rubbed

A PINXTON PORTER MUG painted in polychrome with a wooded river landscape with twin arched bridge and two buildings beyond flanked by gilt sprigs and with gilt inner border, 11.5cm h, c1800 Old discoloured restoration

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER, PATTERN 345 the wide gilt band of trailing foliage with two yellow medallions painted in sepia with vignettes alternating with cobalt and gilt diamonds above scattered gilt sprigs, saucer 14.5cm diam, c1800 Saucer with flat chip inside the rim and stacking wear to the gilding on the central part of the decoration. The cup in fine condition with localised wear to the gilding around the foot

THREE PINXTON COFFEE CANS, PATTERNS 1, 281 AND 339 of fluted, plain or spirally fluted shape respectively and gilt or enamelled and gilt with bands of seaweed, paterae or iron red and gilt scrolling foliage, 6.5cm h, 281 in gilt, c1800 All in fine condition save for localised wear to the gilding around the upper and lower rims on the pattern 339 example

A RARE PINXTON YELLOW GROUND JUG of shouldered form, the acute angled handle surmounted by a moulded gilt acanthus leaf, painted to either side with still lifes of fruit or vegetables with moths and a caterpillar, the neck gilt with double swags, the sloping lip with stars, anthemia tapering down the vertical handle, 16cm h Exhibited: Derby, No 114. Mansfield, No 74. Illustrated: Sheppard, plts 193 and 194. Gent, figs 15 and 16. Slight wear to the gilding on the rims

A RARE PINXTON BOTANICAL DISH painted with a specimen of the Chalcedonian Lily in gilt rim, 25cm w, title in iron red script, c1800, sold with the source print by and after John Sowerby from Curtis`s Botanical Magazine (2) Exhibited: Derby, No 138. Mansfield, No 72. Illustrated: Gent, fig 35. A few light scratches, localised wear to gilding on the rim

A RARE PINXTON BOTANICAL DISH painted with a specimen of the Yellow Day Lily in gilt rim, 25cm w, title in iron red script, c1800, sold with the source print by and after John Sowerby from Curtis`s Botanical Magazine (2) Exhibited: Derby, No 138. Mansfield, No 72. Illustrated: Gent, fig 35. One or two very light glaze scratches. Pinhead sized rim nick at 9 o`clock and wear to gilding on the rim

A FINE PINXTON YELLOW GROUND BEAKER painted with full blown pink cabbage roses on a gilt seeded band beneath gilt ribbon border and with inner border, the footrim and underside in brown enamel, 8cm h, c1800 Exhibited: Derby, No 142. Wear to gilding in places around the rim and border

A PINXTON YELLOW GROUND TRIO painted with vignettes in sepia heightened in yellow in circular or oval gilt frames, the rims and handle solidly gilt, saucer 13.5cm diam, c1800 Illustrated: Gent, fig 76 Saucer with slight stacking wear, small surface graze on cup, wear gilding to the rim on the can

A PAIR OF PINXTON YELLOW GROUND VASES of goblet shape with fixed gilt ring handles, enamelled with a continuous band of brightly coloured flowers and with gilt undulating border, on flared foot, 13.5cm h, c1800 Exhibited: Mansfield No 85. Derby, No 140. Illustrated: Gent, fig 42. One vase lacking one of the ring handles where it has not been securely fired into position during manufacture

A late 18th to early 19th Century teabowl and saucer decorated with a border band of brown fern leaves intertwined with turquoise and brown, unmarked, possibly Pinxton.

A PINXTON SAUCER, PAINTED IN BLUE ENAMEL WITH SCATTERED SPRIGS, A DERBY BLUE AND GILT CAUDLE CUP AND COVER, A CHELSEA DERBY FLUTED POLYCHROME COFFEE CUP AND SAUCER AND TWO OTHER ITEMS

EXLEY, C. L.: The Pinxton China Factory, cloth in d/w, 33 plates, 8vo, 1963. With 4 other Faber & Faber monographs in d/w`s on porcelain factories (5)

AN EXTENSIVE ROYAL CROWN DERBY ROYAL PINXTON ROSES PATTERN DINNER SERVICE

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER pattern 17, of bute shape with strap handle, painted in sepia monochrome with a stylised rose group and scattered sprigs, the rim and handle outlined in enamel, saucer 14.5cm diam, c1800 ++In fine condition

A FINE PINXTON TEA BOWL pattern 142, of bute shape, enamelled in blue and gilt with a band of foliage and ribbon beneath a border of paterae alternating with stars, the rim gilt, 6cm h, painted 142 in puce, c1800 Illustrated: Gent (N D), The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, Pinxton, 1996, p59. ++In fine condition

A RARE PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER of bute shape with strap handle, painted with views of Shrewsbury Castle in a border of Brookhill type gilt husks and sprigs, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14cm diam, painted title Shrewsbury Castle in red script, c1800 ++Saucer with restored hairline crack descending from the rim, wear to gilding on the rim of the cup

A PINXTON PLATE painted with a landscape with a mounted figure by a castle in circular gilt frame and plain gilt border, 23cm diam, painted crescent and star in puce, c1800 ++Cracked, gilding rubbed and with light glaze scratches

A DERBY YELLOW GROUND CHOCOLATE CUP of ogee shape, painted in Meissen style with two upright panels of elegant figures in a landscape with river and buildings beyond, in elaborate gilt frames, the yellow ground with four colourful flowers, the handles gilt, 8cm h, red printed mark, c1830 and a Pinxton type teacup and saucer, enamelled with trailing leaves in two tones of green alternating with red berries, the rims and handle gilt, painted bow and arrow mark and 28 in red enamel, c1805-10 (3) ++Chocolate cup handles restored

PINXTON PORCELAIN, SUBJECT. SHEPPARD (C BARRY) PINXTON PORCELAIN 1795-1813 AND THE PORCELAIN OF MANSFIELD AND BRAMPTON-IN-TORKSEY illustrated, dust jacket, Mansfield 1996, N D Gent - The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton Porcelain Factory 1796-1813, 1996, C L Exley - The Pinxton China Factory, two copies (one a review copy) 1963, - A History of the Torksey and Mansfield China Factories, 1970, June C Meeks - A Beginner`s Guide to Pinxton China, 1992 and several exhibition catalogues and Pinxton Porcelain Society Newsletters, etc (approximately 36) ++++

A Pinxton porcelain fluted saucer dish, circa 1800, decorated with scattered sprigs within an iron red border, Pinxton star pattern bowl, Derby plate painted with a Mundi Rose and a Royal Crown Derby porcelain cabinet plate, signed J Price, painted with Bakewell, Derbyshire, within a cobalt blue and gilt vine border. (4)